School Teacher Weds Principal in St. Paul Nebraska
Miss Mabel Adams former Plattsmouth High School graduate and Professor P. E. Browne of the Dannebrog schools wed at St. Paul Nebraska. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. A. Adams of Omaha. The couple plans to reside in Dannebrog with Browne continuing as principal and Adams devoted to home life.
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L. A. Warren
St. Paul
Mable Adams
P. E. Browne
Dannebrog
A. Adams
Omaha
Plattsmouth
Prof. Browne
Miss Adams
IS NOW WITH THE ARMY HORACE RUFFNER
Horace B Ruffner enlisted for service as a gunsmith and departed for Augusta Georgia He is now there busy with heavy work in this line He has gun club experience and is an expert gunsmith and a crack shot He was born in this city and grew to manhood here He formerly served as deputy game warden for this Nebraska area
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Horace B. Ruffner
Augusta
Georgia
Horace
Townsend
Omaha
Nebraska
County Commissioners in Session Hear Bills and Local Matters
The Board of County Commissioners meet today with Henry Snake from Eagle and C. E. Heebner from Nehawka, along with J. A. Pitz and County Clerk Frank J. Libershal. They review county legislation and county bills while local residents attend with various business concerns.
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Board of County Commissioners
Henry Snake
Eagle
C. E. Heebner
Nehawka
J. A. Pitz
Frank J. Libershal
Camp Logan Rifle Range Described as Finest in U S
Fred G. Dawson writes about three weeks learning to shoot at Camp Logan Lt Rifle Range. He praises concrete barracks a permanent hospital electric pump supplying ample water and lighting.
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Plattsmouth Rifle Range
Camp Logan
U.S
Navy furlough brings Persinger to town after New York trip
James Persinger, seven months in the navy, arrives Sunday from New York on furlough for about ten days. He is met by fellow service member J. B. White from Lincoln. They enjoy time with local friends while White displays a money purse as a west window exhibit at Weyrich and 4Hadraba store, flanked by a pair of one pounder shells.
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Navy
James Persinger
New York
Pennsylvania
J. B. White
Lincoln
Mr. Whie
Weyrich
Mrs Otto Wurl Learns Husband Reached France Safely
Mrs Otto Wurl, living in the city during her husband’s absence, received a card stating he had reached the other side in safety. First Lieutenant Otto Wurl of the 131st Infantry has been at Fort Logan Texas since last August. They moved to New York about three weeks ago, camped for a week, then sailed for France.
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Otto Wurl
Mr. Wurl
131St Infantry
Fort Logan
Texas
New York
France
Col Bates Reaches Seventy-Sixth Milestone
Col. M. A. Bates celebrated his seventy sixth birthday on Sunday June 2 receiving congratulations from friends. He has spent fifty six years in the newspaper business and remained active in editorial work despite the day being Sunday. He previously served in the Union Army as a drummer boy and continues to champion justice and the Republic.
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Col. M. A. Bates
Right
Union Army
The
Republic
Will Enlist in the Service from Omaha Trip
Burton Gorton formerly of this city and son of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Gorton travels with two Dunbar friends to Omaha via the Missouri Pacific to enlist in a military branch. He is known as one of the Gorton family’s four children and a former Sunday school classmate of the writer.
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Burton Gorton
F. 5
Gorton
Taylor Boys
Will Griffin
Wilber Wescott
Dunbar
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Burton
For Sale Light Bramah egg fors hatching
Mrs. John W. Stones of Mynard Nebraska offers Bramah eggs for hatching at 15 for 1.25 dollars 50 for 3.50 dollars and 100 for 6.50 dollars. Contact Mynard Nebraska 3 11 3mo0sw.
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John W. Stones
Mynard, Neb
Journal Compelled to Increase Prices
The Journal announces price increases due to higher paper and supply costs. Effective June 15 the Evening Journal rises to 15 cents per week and the Semi-Weekly rate climbs from 1.50 to 2.06 per year, with renewals accepted at old prices until July 1. The move supports higher wages and continued operation.
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Evening Journal
Two More Calls For Men Reach 76 Total In Local Draft
The local board reports two new calls numbered 658 and 674 for 31 men each, plus yesterday’s call for 14 men, bringing total class one to 76 and a near hundred when a limited service call of about twenty is added. No details yet on destinations or timing. those will be sent when available.
Death of Moses Keefer at Alvo Reported
Mrs. Roy Cole learned this morning of the death of her grandfather Moses Keefer of Alvo who died suddenly from stomach trouble. Mrs. Cole left on the early afternoon train for Omaha and will continue to Alvo to assist during the family distress. Mr. Cole was mentioned in the clipping as part of the household.
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Roy Cole
Moses Keefer
Alvo
Cole
Omaha
Will
Keefer Pioneer of Cass County Passes at 82
Keefer, a long time Cass county resident and well advanced in age at 82, is noted as a pioneer. No funeral arrangements are known at this time.
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Keefer
Cass County
Masonic Lodge Session Draws Crowds in Omaha
Ezra Brown of the Masonic home reports the Grand Lodge session in Omaha is crowded. He notes large attendance but says attendees cannot hear the proceedings clearly.
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Masonic Lodge
Omaha
Ezra Brown
Grand Lodge
The
Masonic Order
Fourteen Gas County Men to State University
From Wednesday's Talis the call for June fifteenth for special instructions has been issued. The county must provide fourteen men and enlistment ends Friday evening June 7. Unfilled numbers will be removed from the list and those selected will entrain for Lincoln on June 18 or one week from next Saturday.
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Talis
Lincoln
Attending the Epworth League Convention at Falls City
The Epworth League district convention is under way in Falls City with delegates from Plattsmouth. Jesse P. Perry Byron Babbitt Ethel Babbitt Gladys Hall Mable Lee Copenhaver are listed among those attending the city chapter. E H Wescott expected to speak but his heavy workload may keep him from attending.
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Epworth League
Falls City
Epworth League of
Plattsmouth
Jesse P. Perry
Byron
Ethel Babbitt
Gladys Hall
Mable Lee Copenhaver
E. H. Wescott
New tire repair business opens in city
Harvey D. Coleman formerly of Ashland has moved his tire repair shop to the city. He locates in the Caldwell Dental offices room and plans to operate alongside another local tire shop, bringing two such facilities to town.
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Harvey D. Coleman
Ashland
Caldwell Dental
Coleman
Cultivators and Farming Implements Listings
The notice lists walkers with a New Tongueless Departure model and Tongue Cultivator Jenny Lind For Rider New Century Badger. It also mentions 2 row cultivators Jik John Deere Rock Island and a reference to John F Gord er dated 5 23.
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Jenny Lind
Rider
Century
Badger
Jik
John Deere
Rock Island
John F. Gorder
Chronic Constipation Advice and Remedies
The article discusses constipation as caused by low moisture in undigested matter and suggests drinking plenty of water, consuming raw fruits, and exercising outdoors. It recommends mild laxatives and warns against harsh cathartics, endorsing Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and pleasant in effect.
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Chamberlain
Thrifty Farmers Favor Chase County Land
Plenty of land remains in Chase county for thrifty farmers and crops are at their best for the season. Rosencrans plans another westward trip next Sunday evening and invites others to join and inspect the country.
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Chase County
Rosencrans
Chautauqua Returning to Plattsmouth This Summer
Arrangements are set for a Chautauqua in Plattsmouth from June 28 to July 21 with the same company as last year. The large tent will stay in Plattsmouth for July 4, enabling a patriotic program. Watch for advertising detailing features and attractions.
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Plattsmouth
The State Apportionment Enlists School Census Helpers
Citizens will see enumerators for the school census visiting homes to collect data. Missing information increases local taxes and reduces state aid for schools. ward wardens named to assist residents in the Fifth Ward.
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Golda Noble
Anna Rhys
C. L. Carlson
Estelle Baird
Clara Weyrich
Married by the judge today in TDalix
John Gruber of Union and Maude Miller of Nehawka, both twenty one, obtained a marriage license to register and visit the county judge. They were married while the judge was out of the office and remained in the city until the afternoon train. The Journal offers best wishes for their life together.
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Tdalix
John Gruber
Union
Maude Miller
Nehawka
Nebraska Pioneer in City
Uncle Joseph Schlater of Louisville arrived to conduct business and visit relatives for a short time. Schlater, uncle of Frank Schlater of the First National Bank, is a Plattsmouth and Cass county pioneer who came in the 1850s and worked many years in jewelry, once owning a shop in the room now occupied by C. E. Martin the barber.
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Joseph Schlater
Louisville
Schlater
Frank Schlater
First National Bank
Sle
Plattsmouth
Cass County
C. E. Martin
Spelling Test Given in City Schools Under Superintendent DeWolf
The second to eighth grade spelling examination in city schools proceeded under the guidance of Superintendent DeWolf with words chosen from a standard list. Students faced the test with instructions aimed at evaluating spelling proficiency across multiple grades.
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Ayres
DeWolf
Will Do Y. M. C. A. Army Work
The high school principal offered to work with the Y M C A in camps during vacation. He traveled to Ft Crook to begin duties. Mrs Richardson remains, and the principal is described as earnest and capable for this assignment.
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Ft. Crook
Richardson
Morgan to Assist Institute Work in Neleizh
Mrs. Mae S. Morgan left Monday for Neleizh to aid in institute work at the equity institute there this week. After completing duties in Neleizh she will proceed to O'Neill for the following week's work in the same capacity.
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Mae S. Morgan
Neleizh
Fin Institute
Equity Institute
O'Neill
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
Advice urges keeping Chamberlain's Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for stomach pain colic and diarrhoea to avoid delays in treatment. The pamphlet claims no physician can prescribe a better remedy and urges immediate purchase to potentially save lives.
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Chamberlain
Bert Thomas Travels to Pacific Junction for Business
Bert Thomas rode to Pacific Junction today to handle business matters and oversee ongoing affairs.
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Bert Thomas
Pacific Junction
Draft call for 27 men from Nebraska University training program
Official bulletin No 250 announces a draft call number 386 for 27 men who completed grammar school education to undergo specialized training in auto mechanics blacksmithing machinery radio operation tractor mechanics wheel making and bench wood working for military and civilian benefit. Induction before June 15 at the State University of Nebraska with payroll and training expenses paid by the government require personal clothing and equipment.
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Nebraska
State i University of Nebraska
Tite
The
State University
Rosey Plans Sunday Trip to Chase County
Rosey intends to visit Chase county next Sunday evening and invites a companion to join the journey. The note suggests a timely chance to view the country during this season.
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ST. Paul, Nebr
Mabel Adams
H. SS
Fred G. Dawson
ARMY
Journal
Gass County
Y. M. C. A. Army
University OF Nebraska
Rosey
FN Vodna
First National Bank C. D's
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
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